A4 Inkjet Label Printer for Labels Photos and Sublimation Transfers | FCOLOR LP210 3-in-1 Color Printer 98% Color Accuracy
- Model
- PL210
Item specifics
- Printhead
- XP600
- Support Color Output
- KCMY LC LM
- Print Size
- A4
- Net Weight
- 11KG
- Operating System
- Windows 7/10/11/MAC
- Print Size
- 0.21*50m/A4
- Print Software
- Label paper / Photo paper / Heat transfer paper
- Ink System
- Siphon ink supply
- Ink type
- Pigment ink/Dye ink/Sublimation ink
- print speed
- 7 PPM(Pages Per Minute)
- Maximum Print Resolution
- 5760*1440DPI
Review
Description
Section 1: What the LP210 Can Print
Most print shops need more than one machine to cover labels, photos, and sublimation transfers. The LP210 covers all three on a single A4 inkjet platform — change the ink type, load your media, and the same machine serves a different production category.
Labels — Product labels, barcodes, logistics stickers, price tags, and industrial identification on roll stock (0.21 × 50 m) or A4 flat sheets. Continuous ink supply means long batch jobs run without cartridge interruptions.
Photos — 6-color ink including light cyan and light magenta channels delivers smooth gradients and accurate color across the full gamut. At 5760 × 1440 dpi, the LP210 produces photo-quality output for ID photos, portfolio prints, and retail display prints.
Sublimation Transfers — Load sublimation ink and sublimation transfer paper, and the LP210 outputs transfer-ready prints for polyester garments, mugs, phone cases, coated hard substrates, and heat-transfer merchandise. No separate sublimation printer needed.
Section2: Three Ink Systems, One Machine
The LP210 supports three distinct ink chemistries. You select one ink type at setup. Switching between types requires flushing the ink lines — plan accordingly if your shop runs multiple applications.
Pigment Ink Best for: product labels, barcodes, documents, waterproof and UV-resistant output. Pigment ink sits on the media surface and is resistant to water, light, and abrasion. It is the correct choice for commercial label production where durability is a requirement.
Dye Ink Best for: photo prints, color-critical graphics, promotional materials. Dye ink penetrates deeper into coated media and produces a wider color gamut with smoother gradients than pigment. It is the standard choice for photo lab output.
Sublimation Ink Best for: polyester garment printing, mug and hard-substrate transfers, custom merchandise. Sublimation ink converts to gas under heat and pressure, bonding permanently with polyester fibers and coated surfaces. Output is wash-resistant, stretch-resistant, and suitable for full-color custom products.
Section3: Who the LP210 Is For
Print shops running mixed work. If your business produces labels on some days, photo prints on others, and sublimation transfers on demand, the LP210 consolidates those three workflows into one machine with one maintenance schedule and one bench footprint.
Shops upgrading from a single-purpose label printer. If you have outgrown a label-only machine and want to add photo or sublimation capability without buying additional hardware, the LP210 is a direct upgrade path.
New print operations minimizing capital equipment. At ¥7,000 with full accessories included, the LP210 gives a new shop a complete label-plus-photo-plus-sublimation setup at a single equipment purchase point.
macOS design environments. The LP210 is compatible with macOS. The PL800 was Windows-only. If your design team runs on Apple hardware, this removes a driver compatibility issue without requiring a workaround machine.
The LP210 is not a fit for: High-volume dedicated label production requiring speeds above 7 PPM, or specialized label formats requiring dedicated label firmware. For large-scale, high-speed dedicated label operations, a purpose-built high-throughput system is the better choice.
